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The short version. Two extractors. One reads your spec book and proposes the submittal register. One reads a certification card and pulls out the expiry date.

Submittal Extract

Building a submittal register by hand means somebody reads the whole spec book and types a few hundred rows. Submittal Extract reads the published book and proposes the register for you.
1

Publish the spec book first

Nothing works against an unpublished book. → Uploaded vs. Published
2

Run the extract

It works through the sections and proposes submittal items.
3

Review what came back before you send anything

This is the step. Check for sections it missed, items that don’t apply to your scope, and duplicates.
4

Accept the register

Now you have a register that covers the book instead of covering what people remembered.
A register you haven’t read is not a register. Review it against your own scope of work — the spec book covers the whole project, and you’re one trade.

Certifications Extract

Point it at a photo of a card and it pulls out the expiry date, so you’re not typing dates off a phone photo. Always check the date it read. → Certifications and expiry tracking

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Procore

Queued, running, imported.

AI usage

What those numbers are, and aren’t.